Someone's got it.
Everyone knows the point person.
Dinner for six or a 200-person fundraiser — PointPerson works the same way. Post what needs doing, someone claims it, and everyone involved can see who's on the hook.
Free for your first group · iOS, Android and web
Everything the plan actually needs
Not another calendar. A way to decide who's doing what — and keep that decision visible to everyone involved.
Every event is either open or claimed. One tap on "I've got it" and everyone sees your name on it.
Break the party — or the tournament — into cake, chairs, gear and rides. Each piece gets claimed on its own.
Week, month and schedule views. Colour tells you instantly what's yours, theirs or still open.
Going, waitlist, declined — with a live count and a waitlist that promotes itself when someone drops.
Reminders when something is still unclaimed, and per-subtask alerts only for the parts you own — no group-chat pile-on.
Edit this event only, this and following, or the whole series — and claims can rotate each week.
Three steps, then it runs itself
One dinner or a whole event schedule. Add times, places and subtasks — and leave the owner blank on purpose.
Whoever can do it taps "I've got it". The item turns green for them and shows their name to everyone else in the group.
Anything still open keeps nudging the group until it has a name on it — whether that's two people or fifty.
It happens on your phone
PointPerson is an app first — claims happen in the moment, from wherever you are. Notifications tell you what still needs a name on it, and one tap puts yours there.
Colour answers "is this on me?"
Read the day without opening anything: green means it is yours, amber means it still needs someone — and the home screen puts whatever is unclaimed at the top.
Claim in two taps
Open the event, tap "I've got it" — or take one slot of a shared job and leave the rest for whoever's free.
A bigger screen for the big plans
Same account, same data. Handy when you're setting up a 40-job event or reviewing a whole month at once.
Any group, any size of plan
Weddings, fundraisers, reunions — dozens of jobs, claimed by name instead of chased.
Dinner, a camping trip, a group gift. Who's bringing what, settled in a tap.
Snack duty, gear runs, volunteer slots and shift picks, delegated without a group chat.
Pickups, handoffs and rotating chores — including across two homes.
Stop asking "who's got it?"
Create a group, invite by link, and post your first event in under two minutes.